A pop star on the verge of a nervous breakdown.

A revolutionary on the run from a brain-bugging surveillance society. How would we come to live if there could be no secrets: utopia or dystopia?

Swimming in search of the meaning of motherhood

A nature book, but not quite like any you’ll have read before

An anthology of short stories to aid PTSD related needs of survivors of the Grenfell tower fire and Trauma Response Network.

A collection of wildlife photography in support of Parkinson's UK

The story of how account planning began, told by its pioneers

The hidden silly side of higher education

A biography of the most extraordinary woman in the Roman world

Go behind the scenes of the National Theatre’s production of War Horse.

Spanning Victorian Oxford to the London of the 1980s, “All the Perverse Angels” is a novel about the nature of loss and the confusion of love, about the stories we are told and the stories we tell ourselves

Time-travelling Nazis fight the War of Independence to create a fascist USA

A new biography of the woman behind Dartington Hall, American heiress Dorothy Elmhirst

The time I infiltrated Google HQ and other stories, as heard on Absolute Radio

What happens when you move to Tasmania on a hunch, with a husband who aspires to be an alpaca whisperer and a feral cockerel? Can you cook the cockerel for dinner, or has it got rigor mortis?

The debut collection of comedy short stories, poems and plays by writer, comedian and national poetry slam champion Daniel Piper.

The story of a man’s journey from innocence to experience where he discovers his moral compass isn’t always pointing the right way…

A tribal medicine woman must learn the truth of her past and the extent of her abilities to protect her people from invaders.

Lost cities, secret societies, Nazi archaeology and Atlantis. Join Dr John Hunter in his unrelenting quest to unveil the hidden and explosive beginnings to civilisation.

More Terrible Old Games You've Probably Never Heard Of

If it's all you've ever known, if there is no comparable, then is it bad? In a post-apocalyptic world where would your moral compass sit?!

Comrades! Join us in the Glorious People’s Republic of Transnistria

Caravaggio in Glasgow: A Tale of Art, Insanity and Irn Bru

A dark, funny and feminist debut short story collection

3 noir novellas from the director of Get Carter and Flash Gordon

A beautifully illustrated history of bandstands and other pavilions built for music.

The story of two Michelin star-crossed lovers set at a Brighton hotel run by three generations of one family.

Ben Again is the inspirational memoir of traumatic brain injury survivor Ben Clench from Sussex

From beanbags to mindfulness; how wellbeing is making business more human friendly

A novel about the costs of peace – and whether family or conscience should come first